Would I be able to cut the board to 60" length? If so, would I need any special tools to do that?
44685
Your need good square make line straight across. You should be able too cut it with table saw, but no circular saw has the cutting depth or power to effectively cut thru this maple top, but since left mine at full length for a large desk that I built with custom welded stainless steel legs and its a beast... but should be able find You Tube tutorial on how to Cross Cut on table saw http://youtu.be/Lxi8EWBWcOU do hope this helps you...
44686
I would contact them directly with that question. I have not needed to try cutting it. The one I bought is 60". The Grizzley people I spoke to were very helpful.
44687
Yes, no problem, you can cut to length. But then of course the cut edge will not be finished like the other three edges.
44688
Maybe they didn't have it at the time, and I'm sure it's too late for yourself, but the G9918 is 60"x36". Grizzly G9918 Solid Maple Workbench Top
364918
There's not much room. Maybe just more than an inch. You would have to cut out a small section of the backboard, which is nothing more than pressboard.
887364
I don't think that would even be a wise project to attempt. Even if you cut them and could recrimp them shorter it would be almost impossible to get all 60 of them the perfect height. You would ruin the light.
669496
Yes! I've done this myself after modeling it on WinISD and also after the design of the box built by Lifeafterbass. It sounds much, much better than all the prebuilt boxes I've tried. You'll need a tablesaw or jigsaw, clamps, drill, titebond glue, screws, spray on glue, carpeting, and sandpaper. If you get MDF cut at home depot, for example, you won't need the tablesaw or jigsaw-just make sure you have your exact dimensions! All in all I believe it is very much worth doing if you have any woodworking skills and can save you a good deal of cash.
1438655
Which way are you cutting 45...across the 10" end OR board laid flat and 45 across 10" width of board (cut would be appx 14" long. Best answer is NO to either way. I suppose it could be done by painstakingly moving and flipping board...not a clean cut. Best answer is use a typical 10" or 12" compound miter sliding arm saw. Shop around.
1762644
yeah I'm sure you could cut it with a good jigsaw, fine tooth wood cutting blade. I just used wood drill bits to put holes in it. You might want to do a little at a time, so that the blade doesn't heat up and melt the cutting board. It also could make it a little flimsy, I think. depending on the hole size. Cool idear.
1198946
The only way to do it with that Cutter is to score it slide it back and Snapit manually otherwise it will not cut on 22 inch diagonal and the results with that are about 50-50
82872
While I have not attempted to cut mine, I have no confidence you would be able to get a smooth edge on the cut. My students have dropped the boards enough that several have their corners chipped. They are made of some sort of composite board. The backs are very absorbent and the fronts are of course, sealed. I know that they are not intended to be cut. Unless you desire a large quantity, you might do better at a dollar store so there is little loss if it does not cut well.
1970295
I would say no as you would not be able to get the blade underneath the board. It cuts like scissors.
2016387
I certainly haven't tried it, but I see no reason why it could not be so. It is only two inches thick,so a sharp utility knife should do the job. Use a heavy straight edge, like a piece of lumber, to guide the cut. Happy sailing!
799180
Yes! I just used a quick and easy skill saw. It's too thick to cut with scissors.. if that's what you're wondering.
1350396
You should be able to do it. make sure the back of the case is lined up before trying to screw the board in. This is a normal issue.
569953
Only if your speaker mounting surface is less than 7 7/8 inches in diameter, and even then the cutter would have difficulty cutting through 5/4 anything very cleanly. As others have said. you'd need to cut halfway through on one side of the board, then flip it and cut the rest of the way through on the other, and even though that sounds simple the hole that results is seldom perfect. Try a hand held high quality jigsaw with a new sharp blade followed by a drill press-mounted drum sander to remove the saw marks, but practice on scrap first.
1376065
Its is a bit diifcult if you don't have the proper tools. But yes it can be cut
2195301
I would suggest using a hack saw, grinder or something and cutting them to proper length.
1966583
it would do a fine job of cutting the baseboard to fit it or refit it but if you're trying to cut the baseboard without removing it, this is not the tool. You probably need one of those oscillating do-it-all tools.
271025
You could cut it to whatever dimensions suit you. Just use a good heavy duty pair of scissors or a straight edge and razor knife. It's only plastic so it's easy.